On 13.02.2017 22:11, Stéphane Laurencelle wrote:
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De : Tiago Oliveira [tiago.olive...@behoh.com]
Envoyé : 13 février 2017 14:15
À : Tomcat Users List
Objet : Re: RE : Problem accessing manager on tomcat 8.5.11 on oracle linux 6.8
I had a similar problem same problem, solved by adding creating a at inside
conf/Catalina/localhost/manager.xml
contents:
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<!--
Context configuration file for the Tomcat Manager Web App
-->
<Context docBase="${catalina.home}/webapps/manager"
privileged="true" antiResourceLocking="false" >
</Context>
2017-02-13 14:42 GMT-03:00 André Warnier (tomcat) <a...@ice-sa.com>:
Hi.
Maybe first : on this list, it is recommended to NOT "top-post", but
respond below the previous intervention.
See : http://tomcat.apache.org/lists.html#tomcat-users #6
(It just makes it easier to follow the conversation, and to see previous
answers)
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On 13.02.2017 17:57, Stéphane Laurencelle wrote:
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De : André Warnier (tomcat) [a...@ice-sa.com]
Envoyé : 13 février 2017 11:49
À : users@tomcat.apache.org
Objet : Re: Problem accessing manager on tomcat 8.5.11 on oracle linux 6.8
On 13.02.2017 17:13, Stéphane Laurencelle wrote:
Hello,
have made a brand new Tomcat 8.5.11 install on oracle linux 6.8 and 7.3
ad i got the same problem on both i am not able to access the manager page
from my pc browser.
I read that by default this function is disable by default but i would
like what i need to do to be able form my pc to access it on my tomcat
server on linux.
i can access the tomcat server page but when i click to access the
manager i got this error :
HTTP Status 404 - /manager/html
type Status report
message /manager/html
description The requested resource is not available.
Hope you can help me
Hope so too :-)
First, since this is under Linux, and you may have installed tomcat via
the standard Linux
package manager (and not from the "official tomcat" installer found at
tomcat.apache.org),
verify if you have really installed *all* the tomcat packages.
The tomcat Manager app may be located in another package than "tomcat",
for example under
Linux Debian it would probably be in the "tomcat8-admin" package.
The fact that you are getting a 404 Not Found error would tend to
indicate something like
that.
Hello André,
i install from bin source package apache-tomcat-8.5.11.tar.gz
and did a make to create the install so no i did not install it from rpm
or yum on the linux platform so normally everything should have been in
that install.
stephane
Ok then, the next things to check :
1) under the "webapps" directory of tomcat, there should at least be a
"ROOT" sub-directory, and a "manager" sub-directory. Are they there ?
2) in the tomcat logs, after you start tomcat, there should be some clear
message about the deployment of the manager application.
Something like :
INFO: Deploying web application directory manager
Do you see that ?
Does it mention any problem ?
Hello Tiago and André,
Tiago I already have a manager.xml file under this directory.
and André, the directory are existing and in the tomcat logs i see that he is
able to do the deployment of the manager and host-manager with no error.
One things maybe you forgot is that my tomcat is using an apache 2.4 server to
give access to those webpage with proxy module.
Did I forget that, or did you forget to mention that initially ? I don't see anything
above where that was ever mentioned before.
So anyway, then the next question is :
when you get this 404 error page, does it look like a tomcat error page, or like an Apache
httpd error page ? (The look is quite distinct, with the tomcat page having a definite
"java look" to it).
And some other questions :
- if you have an Apache httpd in front, with a proxy module forwarding some/all HTTP
requests to the back-end tomcat, what proxy module is being used ?
There are 3 possibilities :
- mod_proxy + mod_proxy_http
- mod_proxy + mod_proxy_ajp
- mod_jk
And in any case above, there must be, in the Apache httpd configuration, some directives
which indicate what kind of HTTP request should be forwarded to the back-end tomcat.
(They are somewhat different for each of the options above, which is why I am asking which
one you are using).
If you know what there are, copy and paste them here, it will save time.
And yet another question :
In your tomcat's configuration file "server.xml", there are items defined with the
<Connector> tag. Can you copy and paste here these Connector elements (the ones which are
not commented-out) ?
(Note : I do say above "copy and paste", because this list strips most attachments; so do
not just attach your server.xml or your Apache configuration files).
And, as ever : look in the logfiles. Both Apache httpd and tomcat produce detailed error
logfiles (thanks to the efforts of their clever developers). A 404 response is an error,
so it is mentioned in one of these logfiles.
If it is mentioned in the Apache httpd logfile, then it is at the Apache level that
something is wrong. If it is not mentioned in the Apache httpd logfile, then it will be
mentioned in the tomcat logfile.
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